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Oxford Brookes BSc in Applied Accounting

The ACCA's innovative partnership with Oxford Brookes University enables students to obtain a BSc Honours Degree in Applied Accounting, while studying for their ACCA qualification.

To gain the degree, you must complete the first two parts of the Professional Scheme of examinations, and submit a Research and Analysis Project to the university for assessment.

To be eligible, students must:

  • Have sat and passed, or been exempted from, all of the ACCA papers at level one, and papers F4 and F6
  • Have sat and passed papers F9, F7 and F8
  • Have registered with ACCA for the Oxford Brookes degree in Applied Accounting

Important note:
tudents who have exemptions from papers F9, F8 or F8, or any other papers, based on qualifications gained more than ten years ago, are not eligible to join the degree scheme.

To obtain the Oxford Brookes degree in Applied Accounting students must:

  • Complete a Research and Analysis Project (5000 words)
  • Complete a key skills statement (1500 words)
  • Attend at least three meetings with a mentor
  • Present their project to the mentor and, if possible, a peer group of students

The LSBF Research and analysis Project Mentoring Service

A nominated mentor, employed by LSBF, will provide you with the following support service:

  • Meetings at times and dates negotiated with yourself
  • Help in choosing your research topic
  • Advice on research sources and methods
  • Advice on preparing the key skills statement
  • Review of your draft project, and critical commentary
  • Coaching for the project presentation
  • There is no time limit to the mentorship service
  • You can have as many meetings as you need
  • The mentorship service will end only when you submit a successful project


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